What is another word for un-substantialities?
Pronunciation: [ˈʌnsəbstˌanʃɪˈalɪtiz] (IPA) 
Un-substantialities refer to things or concepts that lack substance or validity. They can include ideas, beliefs, arguments, claims, or rumors that are baseless, weak, flimsy, or insubstantial. To describe such non-existent or dubious entities, one can use various synonyms, such as unsubstantiated claims, unfounded allegations, groundless rumors, baseless assumptions, fallacious arguments, spurious theories, specious logic, wishful thinking, or idle conjectures. These synonyms illustrate the different types of un-substantialities and their flaws, such as lack of evidence, reasoning, logic, consistency, or credibility. Using such synonyms can help to clarify and criticize un-substantialities and promote critical thinking and evidence-based reasoning.
